This is probably the most in-charge looking Emperor I have ever seen, not to mention handsome! This guy is all about creating a stable foundation in life. Now that things are back to going forward, this is your number one priority; it is a theme which will be running in the background for you for some time to come. You will be handling things differently now and with a greater sense of purpose and responsibility.

Try not to be too rigid and so fixed in your position that you stand in the way of your own progress. At this particular point in time, it is important to be flexible. Emperors tend to be set in their ways, and the time has come for your ways to change. Do not try to dominate any situations which could become volatile and backfire on you; one needs to rule and remain in control…

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TAROT TALES: THE MIRROR~Chapter 7

The Lovers “Thank feck it’s Friday”, Leo said to himself as he went into the broom cupboard-come staff room at Citizens of Coffee. It was time for his afternoon break and he was looking forward to sitting in peace for all of 15 minutes with an almond slice and a cappuccino made by his … Continue reading TAROT TALES: THE MIRROR~Chapter 7

Tarot Spread: Brid’s Cross

Tarot Spread from “Tarot for all Seasons” (celebrating the days and nights of power) by, Christine Jette. Pages 69,70,71 2001 Llewellyn Publications. In honor of Imbolc I decided to share this tarot spread. In many ways it resemble a snow flake. I used a snow flake to demonstrate where each card should go in the spread. … Continue reading Tarot Spread: Brid’s Cross

Keeping a Tarot Journal: You Have to Do It

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Deck Image: Smith-Waite Centennial (U.S. Games)

Okay. ::pulls out lectern:: I’m about to get patronizing and preachy about tarot. Uh oh, you’re thinking. This won’t end well.

Knight_of_Wands_Journal Deck Image: Smith-Waite Centennial (U.S. Games)

If you are serious about mastering tarot, then you have to keep a tarot journal.

No “maybe consider” or “well this is how I do it” or “whatever floats your boat.” No.

You need to keep a journal.

You need to log your trials and errors. You need to record your ruminations and then go back to update those ruminations as your understanding of tarot evolves. You need to keep your own write-up of card meanings, which yes, in the beginning as a newbie will just be copy-paste general text from other sources but by the intermediate level, almost all of that copy-paste plagiarized (well, no biggie, this is private, personal journaling stuff) text will…

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